Purple Pockets - The purple pockets are 5 inches square, the yellow and green blocks are 10 inches, and the finished size is 36 inches. I made it for my kiddo, and she enjoys it more that I'd hoped. She has small hard plastic toys she always wants to sleep with, but they get lost in the bed. Now they get tucked into their pocket for the night right next to her, and can be found again in the morning! Yea!

Seaside Stitches - This company is no longer in business and I would love to be able to find additional patterns in order to teach this class. It is foundation pieced but using the freezer paper method has taken the yuk out of it. No paper to peel!

Un-named - Classic Storm at Sea Pattern. Free Motion quilted on Pfaff Grand Quilter and Inspira Frame. I love the illusion of the circles and stars, but didn't realise that there were over 800 points to match until I started putting it together!

Earthy Baby Bargello - My friend is expecting her first child and decided not to find out the sex of the child. She is currently drawn to the colour blue, so I included it along with her favourite earthy tones. All fabric is from my stash, excepting the border.

Baby Quilt - This friend is due 2 weeks after the other one. So a quick 6 inch square quilt was in order. She knows that it is a boy, so I was able to incorporate a lot of blue. this was made entirely from my stash.

Pursuit of Happiness - This was my final project for a class I took at Quilt University taught by Myrna Giesbrecht. They no longer have this class so I feel fortunate to have taken it when I did. It was a class called Points and Curves. I had been trying to learn this on my own but she helped me take it to a new level.

My son - This is a postcard of my son's laughing eyes! It always bring me joy to see him smiling at me from my design wall.

Emma's Joy - This is a baby-gift for my friend Kim. When my son was born, Kim made him the most beautiful hand-knit sweater and hat! So, I wanted to make a hand-made gift... I'm really happy with how this pillow turned out.... it was a lesson in "happy accidents" too.... that 3-d center pinwheel "patch" is covering a mistake... I was working on putting an ornate "E" in the center, but had problems.... I kind of love this solution....

For Patrick - Quick lapquilt made from his father's shirts and backed with flannel.

Holly's memory quilt - After her husband died I made this quilt from several of his shirts for Holly. I used the leftovers to make a quick one for their son.

Flowertripp

McMorris Wedding Quilt - This is a wedding quilt for my daughter. It took me 1 1/2 years to make!

Center close-up - This is a close-up of the center of McMorris Wedding Quilt. The butterflies were cut from an asian fabric and trapunto was used to accent them. My daughter had butterflies as a theme for her wedding.

African Working Women - This quilt was fun to make. I The embellishments came from Africa with Bev/

AFRIKA - This quilt includes an appliqued lady from a class by Neela Shah and crochet beading taught by Charu Patel. Both ladies came to teach from Africa.

Stash Buster - I made this lap quilt for myself, the blocks are 1/3 of the original size, and it was made entirely from material from my stash,mainly batiks.

Close up of Stash Buster Quilt